BrianGT,
This is an often talked about topic. You could probably search for more info. But, ideally, you want lower voltage types, like 100volts, maybe even lower if your rails on the SOZ are low voltage. The reason for using lower voltage types is a better distortion figure. Look for high wattage dissipation and high current capability. Better than 10 amps would be good. This ensures longer life.
Case type plays a roll too. Metal cans are good TO-3 or TO-247's. The TO-220's usually dissipate less, but are good for lower power apps. For the SOZ, it's best to stick w/ TO-3's or TO-247's
You proabaly know most if this.
Most are over kill, I checked all at WWW.DIGI-KEY.COM. The IRFP254 is probably your best bet. It will definitely work.
IRFP254-ND Price $6.20 US.
Description: HEXFET (N) 250V 23A TO-247AC
Good Luck!
This is an often talked about topic. You could probably search for more info. But, ideally, you want lower voltage types, like 100volts, maybe even lower if your rails on the SOZ are low voltage. The reason for using lower voltage types is a better distortion figure. Look for high wattage dissipation and high current capability. Better than 10 amps would be good. This ensures longer life.
Case type plays a roll too. Metal cans are good TO-3 or TO-247's. The TO-220's usually dissipate less, but are good for lower power apps. For the SOZ, it's best to stick w/ TO-3's or TO-247's
You proabaly know most if this.
Most are over kill, I checked all at WWW.DIGI-KEY.COM. The IRFP254 is probably your best bet. It will definitely work.
IRFP254-ND Price $6.20 US.
Description: HEXFET (N) 250V 23A TO-247AC
Good Luck!
IRFP244's at Allied Electronics (www.alliedelec.com) part#273-0351. Prices start at 1.93$ ea.
in ZEN variations irfp150 works well, and costs in germany about 2,50E each. IRF has very good datasheet information : http://ec.irf.com/ec/adirect/ir?cmd=search&query=irfp150
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